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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-16
TIE KITCHEN.

picking from the same seeding.
THE KITCHEN.
Coffee cakes-One cup of sweet milk,
two of sugar, one of butter. three we'll
beaten eggs, two teaspoonfuls of baking
powder worked into enough flour 10
make a stiff POUCH; roll out thin and
sift ground cinnamon on the sheet and
roll up into roll; cut off slices from
the roll and place on tins. Before bak-
ing sprinkle rather thickly dry white
sugar on tops of the slices.
Apple cheese cake-Pare, core and
boil sufficient apples to make half pound
of pulp when cooked; add to them a
quaater of a pound of sifted sugar and
the same of butter, four, the rind and
juice of one lemon; melt the butter and
leave out the whites of two Of tire eggs:
stir the mixture well; line some patty
pans with puff paste, put in the miytur.
and bake about twenty minutes.
Rhubarb wine-Bruise five pounds OF
rhubarb. which has previously been cut
| into short pieces, and place il in bowl
with a gallon of cold water. Let it
stand for about five days, stirring twice
day Strain off the liquor, and then
add four pounds of loaf sugar When
/ this Is fully dissolved add Il half-ounee
/ of isin@lass and the rind of a lemon.
Let liquor remain for five days. or till
the fermentation begins TO subside.
/ Draw of the wine. first skimming the
crust from the surface; put it into cask
and bung it down in two weeks. Ii six
months it will be ready for bottling.
| The wine should be drawn oil into an
other cask if it ferments after being put
/ A the first one.
! Poverty cakes-For this dish, ,ake
any scraps of good food YOU happen Ia
\ have left that are not enough to warm
up by themselves. As example. | will
/ give a list Of what was used this morn
/ ing for our breakfast. 4 couple spoon
fuls of frizzled beef and cream. and lean
meat of one mutton chop. one spoonful
q minced beef, two cold hard-boiled
eggs, a little cold chopped potato, a
/ little mashed potato, a chicken drum
/ stick. ali the gristle and hard outside
taken from the meat. These things
were well chopped, seasoned, mixed
with one egg and little flour and but
I ter mixed and thickened with boiling
water. then made into round cakes,
thick, like Goldfish balls, and Drowned
well on the griddle. / have used in
these cakes scraps of nash. cold rice.
rolled wheat left over from breakfast,
every kind OF fresh meat that we use,
bits of salt tongue. bacon, pork and
ham, bits Of poultry and crumbs OF
bread; they must be made with care not
TO have them too dry TO be palatable or
too moist to-cook in shape. They are
favorite breakfast iNre. and ''gather
I'D the FRAGMENTS
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-16
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
WHAT TIE cRocrs SAID

Month after month and day By day,
keneash sweet mother earth lay,
Aud slept and woke and slept again,
Lulled BY The whispering winds and rain.
At times, within my shrOnded bed,
felt the restless, hurrying tread
OF human steps and caught the beat
OF human hearts above the feet.
l kept 30 stin within my place,
That though did not see face,
l heard each breath that passed my way.
And knew what every heart did say.
knew their hopes, knew their fears,
heard their laughter and their tears.
But over all heard a plant.
Now lifted high, now falling faint;
A plant OF donbt aud doubling dread,
questioning. hungry cry, that spread
From heart 10 heart, until heard,
Sometimes, no other sound or word
And all the while the rootiets grew
About my bed--from old and new.
] felt the qGickening pulse and breath,
The throes OF life that conquered death.
knew that when the months came round
Ny leaves would break the sheltering ground,
" ould leap like light from out the earth
In all the glory OF new birth.
! knew that thus from life 20 death,
From death TO life, this living breath,
OF bud and bloom, OF leaf and flower,
Eternal sprang from hour 70 hour.
Yet while thus sentient in my shroad,
Above me, moving in a cloud,
These restless hearts cried in the bright
And high MONDAY, "GOd. give us light"
NORA PERRY IN YoUTH's COMPANION.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-16
COKNsTALKs II MANURE.

Where eornstalks have been fed un-
cut their long, woody substance makes
the manure not only difficult to handle.
but reduces its value very materially.
1t is hard work doing good blowing
with loose long stalks covering the
surface, and when they are turned 49,
der the furrCw the effect on light, Try
ground is to nearly neutraEze the VALUE
of the manure. In dry season
such manure does even more harm
than good. On heavy and rather wet
land these eornstalks may be beneficial
by improving its mechanical condition,
especially for corn. But where corn
stalks have been cut into short lengths
the stubs uneaten serve an excellent
purpose as a manure absorbent, and in
this condition make good manure for
any crop.
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-16
BREAKING CALVES TO LEAD.

1t is comparatively easy to teach q
young calf to be led by the rope, and II
it is to be bred for COW the advantage
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Minneapolis, june IA.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-30
MIR ROHRIG. ELECTED
As n1ron1E's COMMISSIONER
By the County Hoard ut n Special Meeting
held Yssterday-The Annual Low REQ.
ommondsd tho Same rs Last Year,
& Sixty Csnts on tho 500 Valuation. Z,

A special meeting OF the Board Of Coun.
ty Commissioners was held yesterday,
with all the members present. Preslden.
Cruise called attention to The importance
Of filling the vacancy In the Board from
Ritchio district, caused by the death Of
Mr.. stocker, aud on motion the Board
went into an election. Charles Rohrig, a
well.known citizen Of the Eighth ward,
was chauen to fill the vacancy. Tho duties
Of the position in connection with the
caro- OF the poor made 1t important to I'LL
the position At once. 8E. %5
A resolution was. adopted expressive Of
the regret Of tho members at the illness Of
Clerk Woods, and their hope that he
would speedily recover. Charles Woods,
q son Of MI. R. B. Woods, the Olork, was
appointed clerk pro tenn. during his fathers
illness. E5 <, ss;ls.-s...i1, 4
After the meeting adjourned the mem.
bers sat as q Committee OF the Whole Ia
consider the subject Of the tax levy for the
ensuing fiscal year. After lull discns
sion 1t WAS concluded best to leave the
levy 40 it was last year-60 centa for all
purposes on tho 500 valuation. With
this levy, II nothing occurs that cannot
be foreseen, the county will be entirely
free from floating debt by the end Of the
year, when the levy can be reduced. In
the past two years the county has been a.
considerable extraordinary expense.
| It has been resolved to hold the regular
monthly meeting Of the Board for July on
Wednesday, the sixth, the frat Monday
the set day for the meeting, falling on
the Fourth, legal holiday. Due notice
OF this change has been posted, as re.
quired by law.
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Bridgeport.

James Wiley has removed to Kirkwood.
Pay day on the g., I. 4 ". road yester.
J. @. Holloway, OF Flushing, was III
town yesterday. ~ "a
The National Circulating Library have
their canvasse,s at work here. lS''s-
Samuel Clemens has moved his grocery
to Railroad street, in Kirkwood.
The town officials and merchants will
play match game Of ball next week on
the Island Park. s.5S 4
Mr.. Hezskiah Stuff, an old Mexican
veteran, has been allowed pension and
received some back pay.
George Hanson has moved into his fine
new residence near the Ohio City Glass
house, above the railroad. s'5l a.
The Union Cornet Band plays for the
Arion society on Sunday for q steamboat
excursion down the river. 2, 9.'T5ST, ii55
A three.year.old child Of Henry snod.
grass died early yesterday morning, and
will be buried at 10 o'clock to-day.
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LOCAL DREvITIEs.
Matter. OF Minor Moment In and About

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
AVA .Ut tho City. T.. N H. "a
Two deeds Of truat were admitted to
record yesterday. II $5ta9S 4.s
THERE was another blank in the Police
Court docket yesterday.
TIE LaBelle factory cut up all It's iron
last night and shut down. .
PaIzr DRILL OF the G.. U. o. 0. F. on the
State Fair Ground to-day.
The Zane street NJ. E. Sabbath school
will picnic at Gaston's Orchard, out the
Hsmpfleld, on Friday. hs55.
The last will and testament Of G. Adam
S.ocker was yesterday admitted to pro-
bate and ordered to be recorded.
THE incandeecent electric lights have
been put In tho Baltimore & Ohio passen.
ger depot and along the platforms. &
The Episcopallan and U. p. Sunday
schools Of Martins Ferry held picnic at
the Park yesterday. The attendance was
largo. 'N'ji .
Z. ]. FAULKNER, Of Chicago, Is In tho
city experimenting the erection oil tho
latest improved Gould patent self.ieeders,
In the Riverside nail factory. r.
A TRAM car struck the barge from which
lies were being uuioaded at the incline
north OF the water works yesterday, and
the barge capsizsd. Two men on 1t mar
rowly escaped drowning. 0
THE Opera House orchestra and band
will play at the Park on the Fourth, and
dancing, bowling snd other amuaementa
for which the Park offers superior tacili'
ties will be In vogue all day. .@ a
1 ALBERT SHORES, a popular nailer Of the
Top mill, died Tuesday night at $3.50
o'clock, at his homo on North Main street.
He had been sick for some months with
nailers' consumption and his death was
not unexpected.
Mn, SAMUEL ?. HILDEgrlt yesterday dis.
posed OF his handsome residence on South
|Broadway, Island, to Mr.. J. Elwood
Hughes. Mr.. Hildreth Is winding up hia
affairs as fast as possible previous to re.
moving to Southern California, where he
proposes to.make his home. llg .
AN informal meeting Of the members oil
1.-The Y. NJ. @. A. will be held this evening
at their parlors on Market street, at which
DR.. T. Il. Logan AMI Mr.. William Fl.
Irwin, the delegates 10 the international
Convention Of tho Association which re.
Gently met at San Francisco, will give re-
ports OF the proceedings there.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to
record deed made June II by Charles
OHe and vile to William Asmus, in con
federation OF 1926, for the south half Of
lot in equars So in the old town Of South
Wheeling. Also deed made June II BY
Charles Otse and wife to Charles Bender
in consideration OF 1915, for the north
! half Of lot 8 above described. Alao s
deed made June %, by William B. Simp
son, trustee, 10, Annie, widow Of Henry
Hess, in consideration Of $4,000, for tn.
east half Of lot 2 in equare % in the Bell
ai,e addition TO the city Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-30

From Prof. F. Il. Crsgo. principal OF the
Richie schools Of this city and secretary
OF the West Virginia Educational Associa.
ton, which ia to hold ito seventeenth an
nuai meeting at Charleston, July 5, snd
z, it is learned that State Superintendent
Morgan Is endeavoring to arrange in con.
nection with the meeting an excursion to
Kanawha Falls or the Natural Bridge, and
possibly 10 both places. Low rates have
been arranged for on all the roads leading
to Charleston and 3 better opportunity to
visit the kanawha valley will never be af-
forded. MIR. Morgan is very anxious that
there shall be big turn ont Of teachers
from this end OF the State, and 1t is be.
lieved that the trip will repay those who
take 1t in more ways than one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-30
Tho Fourth on the Camp Ground.


The temperance rally to DO held on the
Moundsyille camp grounds, next Monday,
July 4, is going to be big affair; Of this
there is no doubt. The various commit.
tees have been actively engaged perfecting
the details and all the arrangemente are
such as cannot fail to please everyone. 1t
is expected that the Fourth Stree. NJ. E.
Sunday School OF this city will turn out
about three hundred and fifty strong and
large attendance is looked for from
the other churches and Sunday schools
OF this city. The Cameron Band Of Hope
besides numerous other Sabbath schools
and organizations have already eigni6ed
their intention to be present. Beaides
the Rev. Geo. H. Vibbert, Of Lake Wood,
New Jersey, Rev. Mr.. Beauchamp will be
one OF the principal speakers. Hon. G.
w. Atkinson, whose name nseds but to
be mentioned, to insure him an audience
in Moundsyllle that will liaten to him
rain or Hhine," will take a prominent
part. Rev. R. F. Randolph will be prea-
ent to assist with tho exsrciBea more ca.
pecially at the children's meeting. The
Camp Grounds will be in perfect coudi-
ton and tho new auditorium will be COM
pleted ready to receive the mighty throng
which will crowd its boundaries.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks
] 7 Abroad. n
Mr.. J. Philip Clifford, Of Clarkaburg, is
in town. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. PAUL have gone to
New York.
John r. Hsgana, Of Fa!smont, and Will.
liam Samuels, Of Parkefshurg, are at the
Mcclure. @
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Hobbs will leave
this week Oh an Eastern pleasure trip oil
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cumming, and the Misses
Cumming, Of Braxton county, arc whiting
Wheeling friends. y
Msjor Randolph stalnaker and his
brother, Mr.. D. L. Stalnaker, were in
Parkeraburg on Monday. VA "
Miss Jessie Davis left yesterday morn.
ing Tor keyaer, this State, where she will
visi. friends Tor the summer.
Mr.. Z. Harris, agent for the q. A. No
BILE Odorlesa Excavator, is in the city and
stopping at the stamm house.
Mifs Jennie Griffith will leave next
wesk for Philadelphia, where she will be
the guest Of her cousins, the Misses
COLON. -
Dave Deloe, Of the 1NTELLIdENcER com.
posing room, has gone down into Tyler
county to spend weeks vscstion with
relatives.
Mr.. W. G. Murdoch and Mrs. E. G. Muir.
doch, Of Parkersburg, and Miss Lizzie
Rowe, OF sistersville, were at the Mcclure
house yesterday.
MI. Harry Wilson, the B. 4 O. agent al
Carksburq, was in the city yesterday
making flying visit to his mother, and
shaking bands with old friends.
Mr.. Augustus Hall ISpf Chicago, one OIL
the large glass buyers who como here
once in 30 often to replenish their stocks
is registered at the Stamm house. r
Mrs. Charlie Hobbs ;has returned from
Washington, Pa, where che bss been
paying her parents short visit and at.
tending the Wash-JefI. Commencement
festivities.
Miss Gertrude Britt pleasantly enter.
tanned 3 number Of her friends last even.
ing at her home in the East end. Re.
freshments were served at q Eeasonable
hour, and the evening was passed most
enioynbly by all. 55,5s s
Rev, Walter R. Long, formerly Bible
Agent here, il now in London, and Wit.
messed tho ceremonies OF The Queen'e
Jubilee celebration. His many trisnds
mere will be pleased to learn that no Is
enjoying good health. It
William Hildebrand, in company with
friends, leaves for visit to New Msrtins.
ville and other points, from whore they
will 60 to Parkersburg and Join the excur.
sion on the B. & O. to Baltimore and Phil
adelphia aud return by way Of Washing.
ton, D. @.
Mr.. William sinram and Mrs. Rebecca
Nelson, OF Bellaire, were married last
night, at the home OF Miss Kile, Mrs. Mel.
sons sister, on tho Island. 2 Rev. E. J.
CAN'T performed the ceremony. They
will occupy their homo on Guernsey
street, Bellaire. = -=z-.:a.5
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SUPREME ouRr,or APPEALS.
A Large Number Of Decisions Reud cred and
~ ths Tsya, Fat.. ~ ss.ltI e q|1t.E

a Large Number Of Decisions II end cred and
the Term Ends. u h
{ The Supreme Court Of Appeals met at
8 o'clock yesterday afternoon, with all
the Judges present, and alto. announcing
a number Of decisions, took recess to 7
p. NJ, when the business OF The term was
finished. ! The following decisions we're
announced: 4agS llll-
Lowther vs.. Lowther, from Harrison
county; opinion by Woods, decision Of
lower court affirmed. :, Ts'5. :
Hickman vs.. Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
Company, from Taylor county,; the
court being equally divided In opinion aud
desiring to settle the question involved,
tho order OF submission WAS get aide and
tho case placed upon tho docket for re-.
argument. Tho Issue In this case Is the
right to appeal from the judgment OF a
Justice Of the peace after trial by Jury.
Stribling Va. Splint Coal Company, from
kanawha county; appeal md supersedeas
allowed, bond $3.50. @l 6ys5slI5r. q
State va: Waymau ct al, from Marshall
county; dismissed on motion OF appellant.
State for nae Of Gilmer county Va, Hays
opinion by Woods; deciaion reversed and
cause remanded. NJ
Erwin & Poteet vs.. County Commits.
sloners Of Cabsll county; opinion by
Green; judgment corrected and affirmed
Chippies' administrators Va. CLARK, from
Ohio county; writ Of error refused, S,a
State ya. Sparks, from Roaue county;
opinion by Snyder; judgment affirmed.
Boggess ys. Richards, from Harrison
county; petition for writ oil error refused
Thla 10 the somewhat famous libel sui
which Richards, editor OF the Telegram
lost. He petitioned for the writ Of error
Beer We. Gorrell, from Pleasants county
opinion by Snyder; judgment reversed
and new trial ordered. T.N. 3@ 4.
Wadsworth vs. Hall, from Harrison
county; opinion by Snyder; judgment 10
veraed and cause dismissed. IA. 2. &
Lynch vs.. kearns, from Gilmer county
order entered last Saturday set aside ant
case redocseted Tor reargument.
Pyles We. Furniture Company, from
Ohio county; decree Of Circuit Coutt at
frmod. aag.
The court adjourned to meet in Charles
twon the first Wednesday in, September
when the regular term opens.
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VI d. ~ H. L 4" d y
Since oil was found in and about tho
little village in Washington county known
as Taylorstown, it has assumed the ap.
pearsnce Of a regular oil centre. There
are now In tho district nine producing
wells, eight wells drilling and two new
rigs in course OF erection. Nearly all the
4 oil from this district is OF a superior char
acter. The Woodburu, the last well TO be
brought in in this dintrict, is holding Nd
admirably st shout 225 barrels a day.
The Forrest on Company's wildcat, at
1000. The daily production Of the Barre
farm, Washington county, is between 500
and 800 barrels. 9fsis5i. q
The contractors drilling we'll at Barnes.
Vile have a double force OF men at work
now ana have reached depth Of over 800
feet, The outlook Is favorable. Atpres.
emit the we'll Is being cased.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Fire from n jackson CraGker-Dr. Gnrriso
s.H hu.. ...a bend, etc s--' II..

Fire from n jackson CrnGker-Dr. Garrison
'" AH bend, etc. Ita,llr
J. T. Hsnes is in cleveland on business.
The German Lutheran Church will pic.
mic at Helling'a orchard on the Fourth.
An enjoyable day was spent at Wheel.
Ing Park yesterday by the Sunday Schools.
Tho Ladies' Relief Corps will give a
social and festival In G. A. r. hall on the
evening Of the Fourth Of July. g.2.
DR.. W. R. Garrison, young practicing
physician fast becoming popular In this
city, died yesterday morning at 7 o'clock
in the Wheeling hospital. He will be
buried at 10 A. n, to-day.
Rev. L. D. Holt, at the regular commun.
ication Of Ohio City Lodge Of Masons last
evening, presented to the lodge gavel Of
olive wood from Jerusalem, engraved in
Hebrew characters, and sprig Of acacia
from the Holy Land. tx
Mrs. William Evang, OF Etnaville, on
Tuesday evening took dose Of mixture
OF carboiic acid and iodine in mistake for
drink OF pop. The iodine and acid had
been put in Il pop bottle and sent to Mr..
Evans to heal his wounds, and being Of q
reddish color, Mrs. Evans naturally mis-.
took it TO-. Her throat and mouth
were terribly burned, and before q ply.
aicinn could be summoned, she had tainted
four times.
Yesterday afternoon about two o'clock,
q gentleman residing next door to John
Cox, ir., near the trestle work in the
Standard Addition, noticed a dencs cloud
Of smoke issuing from the rear Of Cox's
house, and before hs could give the alarm
8 eheet OF flame burst through the roof Of
tho out kitchen. "A small boy had
been shooting fire crackers, and one oil
| them fell into the clubhouse, which was
filed with old paper and other inaamma-
BILE matter, which took fire in second.
Luckily there were several tuba OF water
sitting near by, and the hames were ex.
tlngulBhed in time 10 prevent con1agra.
ton which might have been serious.
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SAN ANTONIO, TEX, June 2o.-At $50
A. NJ to-day Mrs. Albert Fueaste gave birth
to two girl babies. Half IN hour later
shegave birth to two more Of the came sex.
They were born prematurely, being in the
sixth month OF CESSATION. They were all
we'll developed and Of uniform size. Each
WAS contained in separate membranes
with distinct placenta. One of the fret
two WAS born dead, the second died coon
after birth and the other two lived fifteen
minutes. 'l.7Ft ..ssg, sgEgr Nv !
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TEACHERS, ATTENTION

Annual Meeting OF the National Education
nj Association at Chicago.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will sell round trip excuraion tickets
toOhicago from July to July -, inclusive,
at excurson rates. Tickets will be rood
returning until July IS. An extension Of
time on the return portion Of the tickets
can, If deaired, be arranged ior the meet
ing. sl5st5, i. SIS, !
Remember the Baltimore L Ohio is the
short line to Chicago, and the only line
running fast limited express trains, upon
which occasion tickets are good without
heavy additional charges. &, sl,2
Palace sleeping dining cars, and day
coaches on all through trains to Chicago
withaut change. sti: =
q The Baltimore 4 Ohio lands you at Ex-
position Building, near all the prominent
hotels. For further information call upon
Or addreoa any agent OF the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad. or W. p. Reppert, Division
Passenger Agent, Columbus, O.; j. T.
Lane, Travelling Passenger Agent, Wheel.
ing, w. Va. ~ Il, & ~ a Ia
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l = # 5 q q 81
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Capt. Bernard Stanley has received a let.
ter from Col. II. NJ. Sedewick, Of tho Uni
formed Rank K. OF P, at Z4neaville, say.
ing that the division from there, with
many outsiders, will be here next Monday
morning at an early hour, in epscial cal
over the Baltimore 4 Ohio road. Mari.
eta will also aend big delegation, to Say
nothing Of tho outpouring from the nearer
towns. The K. 81 P. Fourth on the State
Fair Ground will be the event Of the day.